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Australian activist’s arrest sparks abduction claims (opens the original)
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An Australian activist is among three people arrested by Vietnamese authorities on terrorism-related allegations. His family, human rights advocates and supporters dispute the claims, alleging he was abducted in Cambodia. As investigations continue, questions remain about what happened and what comes next. SBS News in Depth is a news analysis podcast from SBS, going behind the headlines with reporting and interviews on the stories shaping Australia and the world. Listen to more episodes of SBS N
'No surcharge': Consumers, businesses prepare for end of card surcharges (opens the original)
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Listen to Australian and world news and follow trending topics with SBS News Podcasts. Pizzeria owner Paolo Meccariello has always prided himself on his product. "Our specialty is foccacia sandwiches, I'd say 80 per cent of sales are foccacia sandwiches, but also pizza by the slice. All following the traditional recipes from Puglia, south Italy where we're from." Despite the added expense, the pizzeria owner imports most ingredients from Italy. But now, he's faced with another business expense,
Inside the $1.79 billion business of regret (opens the original)
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This audio is voiced by AI and may occasionally mispronounce words. Share your feedback and help us improve this feature. Read more about how we use AI at SBS here. For years, getting a tattoo meant accepting it was there to stay. But when Mike Anderson decided he no longer wanted his ink, he discovered just how difficult it was to undo the permanence. Unable to find a laser tattoo-removal clinic in Sydney's inner-west, he and his wife decided to open one themselves. "We grew out of it pretty qu
The partner visa backlog leaving Australians in limbo (opens the original)
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A new priority process that could see some Australian citizens wait longer for their partners to receive a visa has drawn criticism. The backlog for visa applications has been growing as the Labor government faces pressure to curb its net overseas migration. Many migrants are waiting for more detail on the Governments migration reforms, with fears it could make the process more difficult.
Why your hairdresser might not know how to cut your curls (opens the original)
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This audio is voiced by AI and may occasionally mispronounce words. Share your feedback and help us improve this feature. Read more about how we use AI at SBS here. Veronica Vazquez has always had curly hair, but she hasn't always embraced it. Growing up in the countryside, she says her curls made her stand out. "Everyone had straight blonde hair. I remember going to school, getting water from the bubbler and flattening all my hair down because it was just too much," she tells SBS News. Inheriti
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